#17 - Interview with J-Pop Singer Shihori: Unlimited and on a Mission in LA
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#17 - Interview with J-Pop Singer Shihori: Unlimited and on a Mission in LA
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In this special episode, our host Terence has the honor of interviewing J-Pop singer Shihori.
We talk about her experience in Los Angeles, joining the Recording Academy, and running her first FYC Grammy campaign, plus what motivated her to make the leap. She also shares the inspiration behind her latest album Escalation and her song “When I Decided Not to Die.”
And a treat for all the Hello! Project fans: she tells the story behind the creation of the hit Buono! song “Hatsukoi Cider.”
An episode you must not miss!
🎥 Stream this episode on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Youtube, and Amazon Music.
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About Shihori:
Shihori is an international J-Pop singer-songwriter and pianist based in Los Angeles. She’s best known for “Holy Steel,” a fan theme song for JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure with over 24M views on YouTube, and has written over 150 songs for artists such as Nana Mizuki and Momoiro Clover Z, and for anime including Fairy Tail, Macross Frontier, and Tomodachi Game. After making her debut in 2007 under the name Sena, she earned Gold Disc Certification for 13 of her hits in Japan. She moved to the US in 2018 and has since created theme songs for games including League of Legends, Call of Duty: Warzone, Omega Strikers, and Mobile Legends: Bang Bang. Her mission through her music and life is “to spread love.”